2026 Golf Girls Summer Camp
The Gators Women’s Golf program is excited to host a girls-only summer prospect camp led by Head Coach Emily Glaser and Assistant Coach Ashley Sease.
This camp is designed for players ages 11–18 who want to improve their game while experiencing what it’s like to train at the home of the Gators. Instruction will focus on the fundamental skills of full swing, short game, and putting, with players receiving hands-on coaching and the opportunity to learn in a collegiate training environment.
All on-course sessions will take place at Mark Bostick Golf Course, the home of the Gators. To maintain a focused learning environment, families will not be permitted to observe skill sessions. However, on Sunday during the campers’ 9-hole round, parents are welcome to walk or rent a cart from the pro shop to follow their camper’s play.
This camp offers a unique chance to develop your skills while working directly with Gators coaching staff. Take advantage of the opportunity to grow your game in a fun, competitive environment.
Dates
Session 1
Saturday, May 30 | 9AM - 5PM (Lunch Provided)Sunday, May 31 | 9AM - 1PM
Session 2
Saturday, June 20 | 9AM - 5PM (Lunch Provided)Sunday, June 21 * | 9AM - 1PM
No overnight accommodations provided by the UAA.
Per NCAA rules, all sport camps and clinics conducted by The University of Florida Athletic Association are open to any and all entrants and enrollment is only limited based on age, grade level, gender, and/or number restrictions as specified by each camp.
- All campers are required to provide a Waiver of liability/Hold Harmless Agreement.
- All campers are required to provide a physician's statement. A copy of a physical completed within one year prior to camp is acceptable in lieu of physician's signature.
- All campers are required to have medical insurance.
UAA policy allows participation in overnight/resident camps only for campers that are 13 years old by the start of camp. Please refer to each sport's camp page for additional information.
As camps are open to the public, there could be on-site photography or video by parents, guardians or visitors.
Refunds may be granted in extreme circumstances with approval from the camp director and compliance office. If the UAA cancels a camp for any reason, the camp is only responsible for a refund of fees paid to the camp as part of registration.
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